Grammar - Giving Advice - SHOULD, OUGHT TO, HAD BETTER

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English was the only subject I was ever the best at, since I had learned to read at the age of 3. I'm a published author of a children's book, as I've always been good with writing poems and stories (with stories, though, it's a lot easier to come up with the ideas than write out a whole book; but I'm especially great with poetry). I have to admit lately, I've been rather off form with my grammar lately (I've been from critically ill to awaiting further surgery, which is where I'm positioned right now) and I sometimes struggle to get my ideas off the ground. I like to keep on with it if I can, because it distracts me from the pain I've had to put up with. So, I hope you don't mind if I ask something (to help with a story idea that's currently buzzing through my mind). I'd just like to know; could the word "schism" be used to describe the splitting of a planet (a sentence example: "Though many are killed by the meteor, a fair percentage of Earth's population have somehow survived what they call; The Abominable Schism" ... I've slightly changed the sentence that I had wrote down, though, I hope you don't mind)? I know "schism" more-or-less means a split or division of sections, though I believe it is mostly used in reference to churches and religions. But I'd prefer to ask the opinion of someone who is truly skilled with their English, just to make sure that my story will make sense (and it really annoys me when I make mistakes, as I should really know better). If you could take the time to help me with this, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks. ☺️

rachelhunter

I think that "had better" sounds a bit like a soft threatening. For example: "you'd better learn your lessons if you want to pass your test". There is an emergency, as Alex explains, and I think there is also a certain threatening. What is your opinion, readers?

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